The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-26

mash corn, or pure grape Bandy.-AdU.
Manager Malone has secured two more
p,avers. J. P. HarkneSs and Robert Gamble,
both pitchers. J. p. Hardness is Southern
boy. in whom Malone has great confidence
He is tall. strong, and possesses great speed
dillon to his abilities as pitcher, he is n
good general utility man, being able If neces
Gary TO b ay first base, field. and 60 behind
The Mr. HarkneSs referred to above is q
youpT man we all know anh snth one na 1o1 noted n
Gel in the profession he has chosen. HIS
friends will watch his career with interest
and are confident that success shall crown
his efforts. We are sure he will carry with
him TO his new home the best wishes OF all
May good luck attend him.
Merchants, 1t will pay you to look up Rog
ers & Co.. advertisement this week and see
what they have to say. They mean all they
has shipped more car loads of goods out o
the city of Augusta than any other two
houses ~ the city since the first day OF Jan
uary. The beauty of buying from them Is
they guarantee the goods just as they repre-
sent them, and guarantee satisfaction, In
every respect. upper Carolina merchants can
order there goods by wire In the morning, and
they will he ut Greenwood the same evening
10 he reshippc,; to all points on G. & &. X. X.
Send In your orders to Rogers Co., Augusta,
Ga.
The subscriber having in view an entire
change OF business, will offer his stock o
harness, consisting of single and double bug
gy harness. single and double wagon harness
and everything usually kept In harness
shop. also second hand harness both single
and double. should any one wish to engage ~
the business and buy ont the entire outfit, I
will sell at first cost or at retail at greatly re-
duccd prices until the first Of February when
I will close. THOS. BEGGS.
SEE advertisement OF Guano Of J. H. Hol-
~trx f,pt md I'M
porters. who have n world wide reputation
for good and high CRATE fertilizers. John is
wide awake energetic young business man
and representing company who have every
facility for manufacture. we predict that he
will have An equal share OF the patronage OF
our buyers.
Mr.. II. HoLcoMB has recently returned
from Charleston and Savannah, where he
purchased q nice assortment OF general mer:
chandise. We do not know Of better stand
for q store. Taking all into consideration.
and hack ch by the fine plantation: and mill
OF Mrs. Martins. we cannot see wherein she
new firm could fail 10 succeed.
MR.. JOHN f. McCRAcKEN, formerly Of the
Press and Banner office, but recently Of the
Aiken Recorder, has moved to his farm In
this county, near NJ. Carmel In about q
year from now he will be looking for m inter.
est in a country newspaper, where could
make himself a most useful member OF the
printing fraternity.
THE Lebanon Sunday School Is in flour.
ishi ng condition, over one hundred scholars
are in attendance. Singing Is one of the at
tractive features. Mr.. J. S. Gilbert leads In
singing. and Mrs. Gilbert is crganist. In this
school are some very superior voices.
WALTER G. KELLER, OF Troy, and Arthur
J.. Lntimer. or l.owndesvitle. have heen ap-
pointed NotarieS Public. The former has been
magistrate and trial justice for forty years,
reversed by the Court.
MISS MARY F. DARLINGTON, one Of the
most talented and most successful teachers ol
this county. has returned from a visit TO her
brother, the Hon. ]. ]. Darlington. Of Wash
ington. D. G., and Is now with her mother al
Due West
THE next meeting of the Abbeville church
cS and Sunday School Union will be with the
Troy ehures commencing Erdday. January ,ry
delegates be present at The opening OF the
session.
The prescription books. Of the late firms o.
T. G. Perrin. and Perrin & COthran are how al
the store Of P. B. Speed, and prescriptions
acy and care. If
Mr.. WM. H. BROOKS Of our town had @
family reunion Mt his house one day last
week. and did not forget TO hestow a hand
some present TO each member Of his family.
PARTIES having school and county claims
will find 1t greatly to their interest to see MIR
w. u. Lomax st MessrS. Wardlaw & Edwards
who is buying them at o very low discount.
OUR old friend, Mr.. T. T. Cunningham, ol
Monterey, was on our streets last week, He
WIS in deem distress because Of the death o.
his daughter in Mississippi.
REV. ]. o. LINDSAY, y. D will preach In the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath morning
and evening. Strangers are cordially Invited
TO attend.
Mr.. FRANK FLEMING Is at Col. Robertson's s
enjoying good case OF measles. He Is not
enjoying 1t as intensely now, as he did a few
days ago.
Mr.. AND MRS RICHARD G. WILSON had 6
dining at their home In WarrentOn last Mon
day. at which Mrs. Wilson's relatives were
invited.
OF the Abbeville Hotel, and is prepared &c
make you comfortable when you come to
court
Mr.. AND Mrs. L. G. HASKELL have return
cd from their wedding trip to savannah
They were ut Rocky River church last Sun
day.
A very small alarm OF q very small fire wal
given from the Dendy corner last SUNDAY
The alarmi:ts were worse scared than burnt
PROF. ]. P. KENNEDY and PROT. Solder
Kennedy of the Due West Female College
spent night last week at Mrs. Marshalrs.
his new dwelling In Monterey, and new cabin'
are going up in different parts Of his farm.
CoLoNEE H. T. WARDLAw of Abbeviile ut
tended church at Rocky River last Sunday
He Is still In the Montery neighborhood.
Mr.. w. P. PIcKENs. of Monterey, who wa
running on the Savannah Valley trains, has
quit the road, and returned to his farm.
MRS F. GIBERT has had slight attack o
paralysis. His feet Is affected. though 1t q
hoped that his attack is not serious.
THE peonle COMPLAIN OF the scarcity, Q
money. The merchants complain OF uul
times and bad collections.
Mrs. NANCY MANN died last Sunday at he
home near Sharon, of cancer. She was Mis-!
Bass, and good woman.
REV. w. F. PEARSON, Of Due West, was OF
the streets of Abbevile last Monday, looking
well and In good spirits.
If you want to be comfortable when yo'
come TO court, stop At the AbbeVlllc Hote
now run by ]. c. Miller.
Mr.. ]. s. MINES, taller Of Abbeville, will
return, witt his family, to Elberton, Georgia
from whence he came.
SERVICES will be held in Sacred Hear
church. on Sunday next at 1890, by Rev
Father Mccormick.
Col. o. T. CALHOUN has moved into Mr.
Sea''s handsome brick dwelling house OIL
Maine street.
Miss ETTIE BAKER. Of I.owndesville, afte
a pleasant visit to friends In Georgia is agail
at home.
REV. ]. o. LINDSAY D. D.. will preach II
the Presbyterian church at Abbeville mex
Sunday.
REV H. c. FESNEL will preach at Warren
ton church. next Sunday morning at clever
O'Clock.
THE cotton-ginning season is about oyer
The gins at Abbevlllc will not be run mucl
more.
HoLcoMB AND Co.. will open up this week
Mill
HON. W. r. W1DEMAN and Hon. J. Z
Bradley were on our streets last Monday.